Letter of Transit is a story quest in We Happy Few. It is acquired after completing Band of Brothers.
Objectives[]
- Cross the bridge to the parade
- Talk to the Bobby
- Dress properly and talk the Bobby (if not dressed properly on first encounter)
- Go to the broadcast tower
- Enter the broadcast tower
In-Game Description[]
I can only get out of town from the Parade District. And the only way I know to get to the Parade District is to cross the Mount Badon Bridge.
It's really quite striking, isn't it, all these lovely old buildings?
Looks like a cheery lad. How many times have I lovely-day-for-it'ed him? I forget. He probably has forgotten as well.
The irritating thing is, I do indeed have a Letter of Transit, and it is just beyond that bridge. I'll need to get one another way.
What about the old Government Printing Office? They used to print the Letters of Transit. I wonder if there are any old blank forms left there. Or if I could print one!
Won't he be pleased I've finally got my Letter of Transit. Don't be ridiculous, Arthur, he won't remember a single thing about you.
The only bridge out of Wellington Wells is in the parade district, on Apple Holm. So I have to cross the bridge into the Parade District first.
Unfortunately I will need a Letter of Transit. Unfortunately, because I actually have a Letter of Transit, in my desk, in my office, in the Parade District.
I'll need to figure out some other way of getting one!
Bloody hell. Finally.
Apple Holm Station is underneath the Broadcast Tower.
Walkthrough[]
After the player found their way out of the Garden District and into Hamlyn Village, now they're tasked with getting to the Parade in order to finally escape Wellington Wells for good.
Arthur realizes that that he won't be able to cross the bridge into the Parade, as he had left his Letter of Transit on in his office. Instead, he figures that he could get one from the old Government Printing Office.
There, he meets his old friend Sally instead, who just so happens to know someone who can help. She will get Arthur the Letter of Transit if he gives her a bottle of cod liver oil.
Once the player has gathered the oil and given it to Sally, Arthur takes the Letter of Transit, and they can finally move on to the Parade.
Collectibles[]
Notes that the player will gather[]
Memories that the player will gather[]
Transcript[]
No Letter[]
Constable: Lovely day for it. May I see your Letter of Transit, please?
Arthur: Oh, my, uh, Letter of Transit. Of course. Oh, you know, I must have left it at the office.
Constable: No problem, sir. I will be right here when you do have it.
Arthur: My office is actually in the Parade, you see, so if I can just go in and get it, then I can show it to you.
Constable: Well, that is awkward, isn't it? I can't very well let you cross on your say-so, can I? Rules is rules.
Arthur: Well, then, I suppose I'll ... be back.
Arthur: Damn it. I guess I'm going to have to get that cod liver oil for Sally after all.
With Letter[]
Constable: Lovely day for it. May I see your Letter of Transit, please?
Constable: Welcome to the Parade, sir. And may I say, you have arrived not a moment too soon.
Arthur: What do you mean, Constable?
Constable: A word to the efficient is sufficient, sir, if you catch my drift. I would not count on this bridge remaining operational in the near future. Nudge nudge smirk smirk, say no more say no more.
Trivia[]
- For some odd reason, the in-game description repeats itself about the Letter of Transit being in his office. This is possibly an oversight on the developers part.